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Urban Data Visualization with Voronoi Diagrams
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Urban Data Visualization with Voronoi Diagrams
Manuel Abellanas1 and Belén Palop2 
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Dpto. Matemática Aplicada, U. Politécnica de Madrid, (Member of i-MATH Project, Consolider Ingenio 2010), Partially supported by C3-0159, Spain |
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Dpto. Informática, U. de Valladolid, (Member of i-MATH Project, Consolider Ingenio 2010), Partially supported by C3-0159 and VA031B06, Spain |
Abstract
Filtering and clustering of the data are very important aspects in data visualization. We will concentrate on these two topics
and study how can we combine them to simulate a multiresolution scheme. We will focus on the properties of Voronoi Diagrams
in order to avoid the need to compute any other time- or space-consuming data structure. Voronoi Diagrams capture deeply the
notion of proximity between elements in an environment and allow queries to be efficiently performed. In this paper we present
an application of Voronoi Diagrams and their use in visualization of georreferenced data. The input is a 2.5 data-set, and
the output is a colored map where proximity to the given locations is used in order to compute the region contours. We have
implemented the proposed techniques in C++. Examples of the results obtained with our application GeoVyS are given in this paper.
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